… from a phenomenological account of pregnant embodiment. Finally, defending abortion solely
on … The phenomenological experience I describe is therefore not meant to be an empirical …

… like to be pregnant for the ethics of abortion, we need … ethics of abortion is how much of
a burden pregnancy inflicts. Perhaps those who have been pregnant can tell the never-pregnant …

… the phenomenon of interest (abortion and termination of pregnancy due to foetal anomalies)…
and couples who decided to abort or terminate a pregnancy due to foetal abnormalities. …

… La sezione uno (Phenomenological accounts) delinea lo sviluppo originale della … La
sezione 2 (Space and Time of pregnancy) è un esercizio di epoché volto a criticare le …

… The two alternatives proposed to the women were to terminate the pregnancy, by a medical
or surgical abortion, or to accept the responsibility of caring for a child with severe disability …

… traditional approaches to abortion is highlighted by work in feminist ethics that emphasizes …
the phenomenological experience of pregnancy seriously in our moral thinking about abortion…

… In this phenomenological study we explore the feelings and … explore different perspectives
and ethical views on abortion. … and emotionally from the pregnancy and the abortion. To reflect …

… abortion, within the context of GCSE Religious Studies. The research utilised Interpretative
Phenomenological … perceived the nature and purpose of teaching abortion in RE, their role in …

… An interpretive phenomenology study guided by Heideggerian philosophy15 was the … ‘Mom,
I decided not to abort the pregnancy’… (What if your mother told you to abort the pregnancy?…

… phenomenological study between October and November 2022. In using descriptive
phenomenology, we … had an induced abortion following an unintended pregnancy which …